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Fatal Explosion Of NitrO-GIyceri.e Q.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 13-Whiie
driving q wagon loaded with nitro
glycerine cans, near 0iean today, the
cans exploded with terrific force, in
stantly killing Lem Hart, whose
mangled remains were found many
yards away. The wagon was blown
to splinters, the horses badly mangled,
fences, etc., demolished.
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By this table it will be seen that the
announcement OF the failure caused a
general and more or lees uniform de-
cline. With two exceptions the clos
log prices were higher than the prices
before the failure. Juue coffee was
naturally most heavily affec ed, drop
ping 270 points and only rallying l45
points at closing. TIE following tab
of closing prices is perhaps the most
oomprehensive reeume Of the day:
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B0ODYi MCMILLAN h CO.,
No. 81 Broadway, NY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That NE
~ PsrtnershS hs5stSf1Fs ,SS'IstinE q A. b;
and CHAKLES ALBKRT HILL SArryinISn
business In partnership ~ merchants, %
Liverpool, in the eosAtX Of an easter, anaSI
the style or firm Of WATSON 4 CO., and at
States Of America, IN der the style Or hTm oi
WATSON 4 HILL. has this day been dis
solved By mutual consent.
Dated the Path day Of MSreh, 1857.
Esii..Dn::54 SHLkLNs MHILkIASs EATs8E, XLRS8E HILL.
Tho bus Aess will be cen tin uOd in Mem his
by WM. WATSON and ERNEST RRUoB
wood, under the style Of WATSON, WOOD
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81 Don't Know what Ais Me, {,

AhOW WHAT hAtH me-
Says many a sufferer. 81 have the
blues frightfully; | am troubled
with headache and dizziness; | have
lost my appetite; there is bad taste
in my mouth constantly. What is
the matter with me?" We will tell
you; you are bilious. Get a bottle
OF DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" use it faithfully, and
you will soon be a new man again.
All druggists have it.
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Wine and Beer Not BpirituOus
LIQUORS,

RALEIGH, N. O., June 10 Richard
Giersch, liquor dealer in this city,
was arrested on Saturday last upon
the charge OF selling beer in alleged
violation OF the local option law,
which prohibits the sale OF "spirituous
liquors" He sued out a writ Of
habeas corpus, upon which he had a
hearing this afternoon bsfore the fall
bench OF the Supreme Court. Counsel
for Giersch argued that beer and wine
are not "epirituous LIQUORS"
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hle among the other district sssem-
bies OF this city, is said to be fast dis
integrating. The matter which Is
causing the internal trouble, aud from
which 1t is said to be in greater dan
ger than from outside attack, Is the
failure Of the Auditing Committee,
appointed LAST October, to report on
the financial affairs Of the assembly,
The report was to have bten made
yesterday, as the result of strong pres
sure, but it was not forthcoming, and
members declare that II ii is not sub
mitted next Sunday there will be war.
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hHHPHIs, TIHI., Jane 7, 1857.
CHALBD PROPOSALS will DO resolved at
> the ofioe Of the Charm IN and Binan aia
Agent Of the county Of shelby, In the city OF
N Romphis, Tor the sale and delivery Of ten
Shelby County memphis ana Vhlo 9otd ohtdailrosd
due in 1889, numbered as fellows, tO-wit: 1,
2, 1, 6, 7,B, 8, 10. IL and Is. AltO, twenty
f5u; Shelby Ounty FundiI = ,BOp d., due In
1900, Of the dor mination Of 500 each. mum
bared from ono 10 twenty. four, inclusive.
All proposals. rus be hled on or befo o tho
2Hh instant. The right tO reject any and all
propOsalS 10 hereby Issorved.
D. q. SLAUGHTER,
Chairman and T nanoial Agent Of. Shelby
County, Tennessee.
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THE CORINTRIAN REGATTA
won BY the Atlantic in a Well Con.
tested Race.

ToMPKNsvILLE, STATEN ISLAND.
June l3.-In the Corinthinan regatta
today, there was a fine breeze between
Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook light
ship, though there was little inside,
The cutter Stranger led from early in
the race until the wind came on, and
then the Atlantic and Gala'ea went
ahead. The Atlantic finally passed
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THE APACHES
surp fsed by the military whose
Meat They viii he.

SAN Francisco, CAL., June 13 The
Bultetin's special from Benson. A. T.,
says: Lieut.. Johnson's command sur
prised the murderous band OF 4 peches
on the Rincon mountains at noon
Saturday, capturing their horses and
baggage. The Indians scattered
among the rocks and evidently will
try TO meke their way back to San
Carlos. 1t is believed that the hos lies
are practically helpless in their pres
snt shape. The troops are still in
sharp pursuit.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
The Hall d OEdway Shoe Company
Fail.

NASHVILLE, TENN, June 13.-The
Hall and 0rdway Manufacturing Com
paDy, boots and shoes, failed today
owing to heavy losses in their business.
The firm liabil ties amount to $3.50, 900,
and individual liabilities to SAG, 900.
Total assets 5000, 900. This is the only
shoe manufactory in the South and
was believed to be doing a.good bust
ness.
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Senatorial Election.

CONCORD, N. H., June 13.--At noon
tomorrow each branch OF the Legisla-
ture will vote for United States Sena-
tor. All talk among the Republicans
OF bolt against W. E Chandler, the
caucus nominee, has subsided, and he
is conceded maj jority in both Houses.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-14

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1S.-John
Russell Young, ex-United Safes Min
lister to China, was elected president
OF the Anti-Poverty Society Ct Phils'
delphia 0he Henry Georgs-Dr. Nc
Glynn party tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-14

NEw York, June 13.-Tbe counsel
to the corporation has given the Po-
lice Commissioners an opinion to the
effect that the receipt in the city OF
comniseions to make bets on racs
tracks isa violation Of the pool selling
law, and sdylses that they put a stop
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Herr Most % be Puni, he'd .

JERSEY CITY, N. j., June 13.-Dis-
trict Attorney Winfield, Of Hudson
county, has taken steps to bring
to punishment Herr Most and q
number Of his followers fr their con-
nection with the rioting at Oahill Park,
near GuLtenburg, yesterday after
noon.
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DIED.

H0USE-Mepday, June Is 1887, ct resi-
Load. MARY Il. HousI, widow Of Capt. J. II.
House.
Funeral viii take place from her lats resi-
denoe this tTUESDAY) morning at 10
o'clock Friends arc invited 10 attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-14

Do not suffer from sick headache a
moment logger. 1t is not necessary.
Carter's Little Liver Pills will cure
you. Dose, one little pill. Small
price. Small dose. Small pill.
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: bad nIaInlerrn1Inr

NEW YORK, June 13,-The Home
Club OF District Assembly No. 40, X.
Of L., which has caused 80 much trou-
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Two New Cases of yellow Fever.
KEY WEST, FLA, Jane 13-There
has been two new cases Of yellow fever
sloce yesterday, and one pstient has
been discharged from the hoFpitsL
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To Railroad Contractors.
NEW ENGLAND CONsERvATDRY
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French, German and Italian Lang aages, En-
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and Electric Light, IS To q, so per week.
Illustrated Calendar, with tull information,
address, 4. T0URJBE, Dir, Franklin Sa.,
BOSTON, Mass.
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NOTICE.
II Office of UiSsO uti m.

Thanking our friends and the public for
past patronage and asking continuance OF
tho same, and guaranteeing perfect satis-
faction IN all work intrusted 10 me-, yours
respectfully, GEn. p. RUBSOh, JR.,
Nos. 20 and AZ DeAle street,
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FRIEDLANDER.
ARCHITFCT.

ARCHITECT.
TNERMS;. For Plans, Specifications and
Il Superip tendence, 3 per cont. for Resi-.
don oas, nor cont. for 6torehOuaea.
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OF for Washington.

Tomorrow morning at $50, the San
Antonio aud Belknap Rifles and large
delegation of their friends, will leave
via the Southern Pacific for the Wash
ington drill, which begins on the 23fd
and lasts till the Both. The San Anto-
MOS will carry 40 men, being their
team, officers and reserves, and the
Belknaps 50 men. Going via
the Southern Pacific to New
Orleans, thence over the l.. & N.
to Mobile, then through Montgomery,
Birmingham. Decatur, Nashville, Louis
vile, Frankfort, Lexington, White Sui.
phur Springs, Charlottesville, aud to
Washington, reaching there next Friday.
The special train carrying the boys and
their friends will be in charge Of Col.
Tom Kingsley, southwestern passenger
agent of the l.. q N, and it is needless
to say, they will be in good hands. Fol-
lowing is a list Of those who have
booked for the trip thus far:
j. w. i. Patterson and family. W. L..
Thompson, J. II. Crider, Mrs. j. NJ.
Garcia and Miss Zulema Garcia, Mrs.
7 b. Wren, Mrs. Phil Shardeln, Miss
MOllIe Campbell, Miss Tillie Johnston,
J. W. Morris, Mrs. John Herff, Misses
LOttie James and Fannie Simpson, Mrs.
Dan Lewis, Lewis Price, Aboie Cohen,
Miss Adela RadaZ, Mrs. Alexander,
Morris Jacobs, S. Schramm, 4. IL. Nc
Grath, G. Ii. Hsrdenberg, Geo. and WIN.
Schmidt, A. Seidel, Col. A. Belknsp,
Mai. Burbank, ID. l.. Brush, A. Z. De-
vine, A. J. Carroll and wife, J. w..
Jones, j. Shelley, VIM. Lyons, K. NJ.
Watson, l.. A. Freyer and DR.. Kirk and
family
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Recorders Court.

CO. Mcclure, building fence without
line, continued to 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning TO be tried by jury.
Benjamin Todd, leaving team alone,
continued.
Mike Hugo, drunk, s..
Paul Martin, vagrant, $40 or 20 days.
Tisco LOngoriO, vaRrant, S..
Frank Melrose, careless driving, con-
tinued.
John wilkes, violating hack ordinance,
S.. Appeal.
w. IL. Ellis, alias John James, violat-
Ing hack ordinance, So.
Geo. Churchill, violating hack ordi-
nance, S..
TcoiilO Martinez, disOrderly, SO.
James MeKernan, drunk and disOr-
derby, S..
IsidOr CavallerO, drunk, So.
John Austin, drunk, So
Chas. Heitgen, fighting, $40.
Anton BegOvitch, yagrant, 80.
II. A. Horn, drunk, s..
WIN. Lowry, vagrant, $40.
Juana johnson, vagrant, SO or 20
DAYS,
Gabe Lewis, drunk, s..
Emilia Cara, insulting language, $40,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
Boodler Sharpe Ready for Trlel.

NEw York, May lG.-The trial OF
Jacob Sharpe was begun this morning at
III o'clock There was some talk about a
trial of one Of the several defendants
alone, and Mr.. Martin stated that coun-
sci for Kornsnd and for Richmond, had
each elected that their clients
be tried separately. Mr.. Bond and Mr..
Dupegnac acknowledged that this was
SO, and TO the usual question, "Are you
ready to proceed with your trlsl?" MIR.
Sharpe nodded his head Rs ex-senator
Nelson said they were ready.
Clerk Welsh called the roll of the
special panel Of 100 jurors and 50 oiti-
Zens responded. Mr.. Welsh placed the
ballots bearing the names Of the 81 into
a wheel of fortune, leaving absentees
out. To this, however, Nelson objec.
ted, and at his request the clerk put 100
names into the wheel and proceeded TO
throw them out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
Yes, They are Coming

Mr.. Henry Greenwall is now in New
York, and has already made arrange
ments for the following attractions to
appear in the Texas circuit during the
coming theatrical season: Edwin Booth
and Lawrence Barrett, Joe Jefferson,
Mrs. ID. p. Bowers, Fred Warde, the
"Shsdows of the Great City," ETC., etc.
These attractions will, of course, appear
at the Grand opera house. The season
opens in September next and will con-
tinue until March.
A good season is expected, but there
is no question that, unless the Interstate
commerce bill is abolished or its regula-
tions modified, several important at
fractions will not be able to come to
Texas on account of expense. This Is
hard, but there Is one consolation, it will
keep snide shows away.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
THAT MINE SPECULATION.

The Case as Presented by Both oflhe In
terested Partio5-Was It a Swiudle2
In speaking OF the indictment OF w.
V. Herring, OF Medina county, for swind-
ing, the Castroyille Anvil says:
George Kalteyer. OF San Antonio,
some time since, had Mr. Wv Herring,
of this county. Indicted for swindling.
IL seems "a II Kalteyer claims that Her
ring "salted" mine and deceived him
rs TO Its true value. Kalteyer claims to
have purchased the mine on the merit OF
samples OF coal shown him by Mr.. Her
ring, which he claimed TO have taken
from the mine. but after some search Ii
appears that no coal could be found
equal 10 the sample that was shown
Kalteyer. From what we understand
Of the case, IL seems that Mr.. Her.
ring Is being prosecuted rather than
prosecuted. We are Informed that
Herring sold the mine to Kalteyer on
these terms: That Kalteyer was to
work and operate the mines and pay
Herring royalty on all coal that was
taken out, bu. after sinking q shaft some
so or 80 feet, and passing through sew
ersl veins OF coal, the project was absn-
doned and suit instituted as above
stated because the coal found was not
equal TO the sample shown Mr.. Kalteyer
wnen he entered into the aforementioned
contract. How any intention of or
motive for swindling can be shown on
the part Of Mr.. Herring under the cir
oumstances, Is what we fail TO oompre-
hend."
This Is the Anyils statement, no
doubt based upon information received
from Mr.. Herring and his friends, but,
In as Mr., kalteyer asserts, no such coal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16

Among the delegates at the recent
Pharmacist convention at Fort Worth,
few we're younger or attracted more at
tention than Mr.. James Kennedy, OF
the firm of Ragland & Kennedy, by
business and ssgscious counsel. His
paper on authorizations and phsrma-
oeutioal preparation, replete with start
ling facts and wise suggestions, was
much commended and be received the
thanks of the convention. In his views
on local associations, the young chemist
was wise and energetic and he succeed.
ed In convincing his associates of their
Importance and utility,
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Gould Moving All to st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, May l6.-ln addition to the
ground at the corner OF Seventh and
Chestnut streets purchased some days
ago by Jay Gould,a nd upon which he
will erect an immense five-story build
ing for the headquarters Of the Missouri
Pacific railway, he has now acquired
another large pieece of land on the cor
ner OF Sixth and Chestnut streets and
will proceed at once to build six-story
structure to be used as the Central Of
fees Of the Pacific Express company.
When this building is completed, which
will be during the summer, the exeou-
tive offices, now at other points, will be
brought here and the management of
the company will be centred In this
CITY.
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Donna Cousrno,s Wealth.

The richest woman Of South America
is q good business woman. She is Donna
lsadOre COusino, of Santiago, Chill. She
got big fortune from her father and
married another. Her husband died,
and she has now millions OF acres OF
land, millions of money, hundreds Of
thousands of cattle, coal, copper and sill
yer mines, a railroad and a fleet OF iron
steamships. She has an income Of sew
eral millions a year, and her coal mines
bring her in $50, coo month. She owns
town Of 1000 people, and pays out
100000 a month In wages. She has
superintende nts for all her establish
ments and she receives weekly reports
from them. She is sharp at driving
bargain. and, while she is very gener-
Gus, she requires strict account Of
every dollar made and spent upon her
estate. She is still under 80 and de-
clares che will never marry again. She
understands fOrtune-hunters and for
tune hunting, and is satisfied to remain
as she is.-Cor. Buffalo News.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
All Shut and in Mourning.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The blue laws
were even more rigidly enforced yester-
day, in this city, than last Sunday. 10
consequence, the saloon keepers on the
New Jersey side did rushing business.
Thousands Of people, Germans especial
ly, crowded the ferry boats on their way
to enjoy the music and the beer. In the
hotels the enforcement of the law
evoked much indignant comment. In
many cases the guests had purchased
bottles Of wine on Saturday and Sun
day they brought them from their rooms
to drink on Sunday at their meals. At
Oelmonicos and other uptown hostelries
an intense stiffness reignsd in the bar
rooms. At the Hoffman house the bar
was draped in black.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
Sam WIN See About Il.

DEs MOINEs, Ia, May l6.-The attor-
ney general has officially advised
sheriffs and other state officers that
when engaged In enforcing the prohibit
tory law, they have the right-of-way,
and are to pay no attention to the In
reference of federal authorities. The
case which OcCasioned this opinion was
one in Atlantic, where the sheriff
was attempting to oontiscste the pro-
duct of brewery and was ordered to
stop by the revenue collector who
claimed prior right TO the beer on the
ground that 1t had not been paid gov
prnmpnt taX
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
Was it a Jealous Streak.

OMAHA, NEB., May l6.-President
Adams has accepted the resignatian of
s. r. Galloway, second vioe-president
and general manager of the Union Paci-
fic. The resignation is said to have been
caused by difference of opinion be.
tween Messrs. Galloway and Adams on
the appointment of r. j. Potter TO the
position Of first vice-president, which
was made public Yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
More Foolishness Around.

BosToN, May lG.-An Augusta, Maine.
dispatch says that James G.. Blaine, Gov.
Bodwell and Joe Manly. Blaine's well
known lleutenanis, have been at Bar
Harbor for few days making prepare.
tions for the summer. In spite OF the
statement that Blaine intends 10 sail for
Europe June 9Th, IL Is generally under
stood that he has no such intention. On
the contrary, IL Is said by his friends
that he Ia making ready for a vigorous
campaign and that Bar HarbOr will be
the political headquarters this summer.
Ii Is to mature these arrangements that
he has taken his faithful followers to
Mount Desert to perfect his plans.
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Died.

Mrs. Maggie Kelley, nee Laird, died
yesterday afternoon, at her residence, af-
ter an Illness Of six weeks, from menin-
gifts The lady was well known and
greatly beloved, and large number OF
friends will follow her remains to the
grave.
The child OF Mr.. Peter Nelson died
Yesterday at the family residence, and
the remains were shipped to Corpus
Christi for burial this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
No Jubilee for Cork.

DUBLIN, May 16.-The mayor of Cork,
replying to an invitation from the Lord
Chamberlain. 10 assist in the jubilee
festivities. says that in view of the
crimes bill, the invitation is little short
of an outrage upon the self-respect of
the Irish people. The Mitchell town
branch of the National League, have re-
quested the people of that district to
boycott the Cunard line and the advice
is being already followed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
O'Brien Stirs the Kanucks.

New YORK, May l6.-A special from
Ottawa, Ont, says there is a strong feel
ing here over OBrien's coming to the
capital. One orangeman was heard to
declare that II he comes to the home of
the governor general they will mob him,
while the friends of home rule show
equally strong declarations that they
will protect him, II need be, at the
point OF the pistol. He is coming,
and In the present excited state
OF the public pulse IL looks es though a
row was imminent. He will draw the
largest crowd here Of any city In Cam
ada, and If blood is not shed 1t will be
because the good sense Of the Orange
men will prevent their making an at
tack on him. The feeling of the Cana
dian people generally is that the move is
most injudiciOus and that while O'Brien
will make no converts, he will awaken a
feeling of hostility, which should have
lain dormant, and would In time have
died q natural death.
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B. Hayes for President.

CHICAGO, Ills, May ga Times spe-
cisl from Columbus, Ohio, ssys-It is
learned that the trustees OF the Ohio
state university have made a PROPOSE.
tion to Ex-president Hayes to take the
preside ncy OF the university and strong
efforts are being made to get him to az
cept. 1t is proposed to relieve him Of all
detail work and place that in the hands
Of the vice president selected for that
purpose, in case he will consent to ac-
cent
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The Queens Tea Spoons.

LONDON, May 16.-After the queen
and the prince and princess Of Wales
had taken tea at the Mansion house on
Saturday, two gold tea spoons were
missed. They were probably taken dur
ing the occasion by some attendants.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16
Keeping Them Cool.

The Lone Star brewery are establish
ing ice houses at Laredo and Corpus
Christi. This ia done for the purpose of
keeping the beer In fine condition and
for accommodating the citizens with Toe.
This is great boon, and the citizens OF
both places are delighted over the pros
pect this innovation presents to them.
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Probably Gone to the Bottom.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May l6-The
American ship Charles II. Marshall.
which cleared from London December 5
for Philadelphia or New York, and
passed the Isle of Wight on the 10Th
OF the same month, but has not
been heard Of since, and she
has been given up for lost
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16

LONDON, May l6.-An Anglo-Parisian
book-maker named Wright, has offered
10000 pounds for the race horse BeDdigo,
besides allowing the present owner,
MIR. Barclay, to run the horse In what
ever races he likes, Wright and Barclay
to divide the winnings equally.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16

Injection cures In two to six days.
Injection will not cause structure.
Injection lie the safest and most re-
liable.
Injection fnll and complete.
Injection 2 at all frst-class drug
stores. 5-3-9m
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Boycotters Begin Their Work.

LoUGHREA, May lG.-Boyootting Mr..
Tener, agent of the estates of Lord
Clauncarde, In County Galway has
commenced, and several trsdesmen have
refused to supply him with food.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-16

The new city. hall should be in the
middle of q square and near the center
of the business portion OF the city. Mill
tary plaza would be the site for It. The
chile stands and WOOD and hay wagons
could occupy Washington square.